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stimulus check

I am thinking about using my stimulus check to fly somewhere and see some rooney. where should i go?

(i was going to use it on tuition, but now they aren't even giving loans away in my state for school next year due to the credit crunch. so yes, i get to drop out of grad school)

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Re: Re: Re: I got mine a couple weeks ago

 lovelikesonnets wrote:

whoa. i spent mine on the same thing. and taking my cat to the vet. where are you going with your plane ticket?

i'm going back to ohio to be wynonna judd's dresser for a show. and to try and make out with kenny loggins while i'm stage managing his show.

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Re: !

I'm spending mine on a new camera.

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Re: Re: I got mine a couple weeks ago

 mojo pin wrote:

I spent it on a plane ticket, booze, and clothes. I should have saved it, but I needed a plane ticket and new clothes. The booze was to cope with the massive dent in my bank account afterwards.

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Re: I got mine a couple weeks ago

I spent it on a plane ticket, booze, and clothes. I should have saved it, but I needed a plane ticket and new clothes. The booze was to cope with the massive dent in my bank account afterwards.

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Re: !

My check was deposited this morning!

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Re: Re: my brain & tongue just met.

 ImNotYourStar wrote:

For anyone who cares, you can find out how much & when your stimulus check is supposed to arrive/be deposited here:

https://sa1.www4.irs.gov/irfof/IRServlet?app=IRACTC

It will only give you specific info if your check is scheduled to be issued in the next week.

Mine is supposed to be deposited on the 15th.

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 mojo pin wrote:

 randomhero2006 wrote:



Disneyland is no longer magical once you've worked there for 3 years.

Once you take one step backstage all magic goes out the window.

You work at DLand? My cousin does, too. I'm going down there next week. Woot!

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Re: Re: my brain & tongue just met.

 ImNotYourStar wrote:

For anyone who cares, you can find out how much & when your stimulus check is supposed to arrive/be deposited here:

https://sa1.www4.irs.gov/irfof/IRServlet?app=IRACTC

It will only give you specific info if your check is scheduled to be issued in the next week.

Mine is supposed to be deposited on the 15th.

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Re: Re: Re: Re: stimulus check

 randomhero2006 wrote:



Disneyland is no longer magical once you've worked there for 3 years.

Once you take one step backstage all magic goes out the window.

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Re: my brain & tongue just met.

For anyone who cares, you can find out how much & when your stimulus check is supposed to arrive/be deposited here:

https://sa1.www4.irs.gov/irfof/IRServlet?app=IRACTC

It will only give you specific info if your check is scheduled to be issued in the next week.

Mine is supposed to be deposited on the 15th.

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Re: Re: sooo, in summation...

 gaeilstar wrote:

..I am supposed to rent a kid, dress him in a rooney tee, take him to the rooney concert, then take him on a carousel ride at disneyland and test out the security?

got it.

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Re: Re: Re: Re: sooo, in summation...

 Breezle wrote:

 CheersDarling wrote:

 gaeilstar wrote:

..I am supposed to rent a kid, dress him in a rooney tee, take him to the rooney concert, then take him on a carousel ride at disneyland and test out the security?

got it.

OR, you could come to NYC, go to the show on June 15th, and stay for the show at the Stone Pony in New Jersey.

That way, you get to see two shows, plus NYC!
Win-win!

-Meg

That's 3 votes for NY/NJ Rooney trip!

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Re: Re: Re: sooo, in summation...

 CheersDarling wrote:

 gaeilstar wrote:

..I am supposed to rent a kid, dress him in a rooney tee, take him to the rooney concert, then take him on a carousel ride at disneyland and test out the security?

got it.

OR, you could come to NYC, go to the show on June 15th, and stay for the show at the Stone Pony in New Jersey.

That way, you get to see two shows, plus NYC!
Win-win!

-Meg

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Re: Re: sooo, in summation...

 gaeilstar wrote:

..I am supposed to rent a kid, dress him in a rooney tee, take him to the rooney concert, then take him on a carousel ride at disneyland and test out the security?

got it.

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Re: sooo, in summation...

..I am supposed to rent a kid, dress him in a rooney tee, take him to the rooney concert, then take him on a carousel ride at disneyland and test out the security?

got it.

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Re: Re: Re: Holes...sure....could be.

 AerosolCheese wrote:

There are uniformed security guards and countless security staffers dressed as tourists. If you didn't notice the small walkie talkie they carry you wouldn't notice them except that most of them are alone.

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Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: backstage is not as exciting as people think

 Breezle wrote:

 Criminally Elegant wrote:

 Breezle wrote:

I'm sure Disney has had always had good security

Has had always had? Are you still drunk?

Unfortunately I can't blame alcohol for that one. That was just a moment of pure stupidity. Whoops.

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Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: backstage is not as exciting as people think

 Criminally Elegant wrote:

 Breezle wrote:

I'm sure Disney has had always had good security

Has had always had? Are you still drunk?

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Re: Re: Re: Holes...sure....could be.

 AerosolCheese wrote:

Don't feel bad. We've all been duped by an urban legend at least once in our life. I don't judge. I've believed some humdingers.

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Re: Re: Re: Re: backstage is not as exciting as people think

 Breezle wrote:

I'm sure Disney has had always had good security

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Re: Re: Holes...sure....could be.

 Rock Mommy wrote:

Yeah, the story is probably not 100% complete. Like Breezle said, the incident happened probably about 20 years ago and the guy telling the group of us, while it didn't happen to him, it happened to a good friend. So, there is probably stuff lost in translation. And maybe it wasn't tunnels, but above ground and looking at security cameras.

Anyway, it's not exactly my story to tell, just thought I would pass it on since I was reminded by it via this thread and I thought it gave props to Dinsey...something I'm not readily eager to always do. :)

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Re: Re: Holes...sure....could be.

 Rock Mommy wrote:

 Breezle wrote:

 Mrs. Bee wrote:

 randomhero2006 wrote:

 Mrs. Bee wrote:

 Rock Mommy wrote:

lovelikesonnets post reminded me a story I heard about 8 years ago.

I was at training for my firm and we stayed at Disney. We were out in Epcot and one of the senior partners told us a story about something that happened to good friends of his about a decade prior. His friends two children were on a merry-go-round. When the ride ended, only one came off. The parents immediately started freaking and within minutes Disney security had them underground and looking at cameras. I don't know which park in which this occurred, but the park only had two entrance/exit points, so they were able to focus the parents on those two areas. The security staff did a great job at coaching the parents: "look only at the eyes - don't worry about hair or clothing". Sure enough, within a couple more minutes, they saw their child leaving the park. Apparently these sickos take the kids into bathrooms and will change the clothes, maybe cut hair, use hats, whatever....scary! What is great is that the kid was rescued and Disney was so well prepared to deal with the situation.

that story sounds like it has a few holes in it. i don't doubt that something similar could happen. but i doubt it would happen like that.

I kinda agree with you.

Disneyland has no underground tunnels, only DisneyWorld does. Well it has "underground" places but none that go under the park or anything.

If you report that your kid has been kidnapped they have what they call a "Park Lockdown" meaning they pretty much don't let anyone leave unless security is sure that is not the kid they're looking for.

When I worked there I remember hearing about it but it all happened so fast that we didn't really know what was going on. I was in stores on the West Side so it didn't concern me much anyways.

I think she was talking about Disneyworld.

The first hole in the story is the whole carousel thing. The carousel basically has a gate and flowers around it. It would take a bit of effort to swipe a kid off of it while it's moving. The only way to get up close is to go through the entrance where the employee is. I just don't understand how the person took the child so easily from the ride with no one noticing.

Keep in mind that the story happened almost 20 years ago. Rock Mommy said she heard it about 8 years ago and at that point the story was already about 10 years old. I'm sure Disney has had always had good security, but I'm sure it's a great deal more beefed up now than it was 20 years ago, including ride layout for maximum security/safety of children.

Yeah, the story is probably not 100% complete. Like Breezle said, the incident happened probably about 20 years ago and the guy telling the group of us, while it didn't happen to him, it happened to a good friend. So, there is probably stuff lost in translation. And maybe it wasn't tunnels, but above ground and looking at security cameras.

Anyway, it's not exactly my story to tell, just thought I would pass it on since I was reminded by it via this thread and I thought it gave props to Dinsey...something I'm not readily eager to always do. :)

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Re: Holes...sure....could be.

 Breezle wrote:

 Mrs. Bee wrote:

 randomhero2006 wrote:

 Mrs. Bee wrote:

 Rock Mommy wrote:

lovelikesonnets post reminded me a story I heard about 8 years ago.

I was at training for my firm and we stayed at Disney. We were out in Epcot and one of the senior partners told us a story about something that happened to good friends of his about a decade prior. His friends two children were on a merry-go-round. When the ride ended, only one came off. The parents immediately started freaking and within minutes Disney security had them underground and looking at cameras. I don't know which park in which this occurred, but the park only had two entrance/exit points, so they were able to focus the parents on those two areas. The security staff did a great job at coaching the parents: "look only at the eyes - don't worry about hair or clothing". Sure enough, within a couple more minutes, they saw their child leaving the park. Apparently these sickos take the kids into bathrooms and will change the clothes, maybe cut hair, use hats, whatever....scary! What is great is that the kid was rescued and Disney was so well prepared to deal with the situation.

that story sounds like it has a few holes in it. i don't doubt that something similar could happen. but i doubt it would happen like that.

I kinda agree with you.

Disneyland has no underground tunnels, only DisneyWorld does. Well it has "underground" places but none that go under the park or anything.

If you report that your kid has been kidnapped they have what they call a "Park Lockdown" meaning they pretty much don't let anyone leave unless security is sure that is not the kid they're looking for.

When I worked there I remember hearing about it but it all happened so fast that we didn't really know what was going on. I was in stores on the West Side so it didn't concern me much anyways.

I think she was talking about Disneyworld.

The first hole in the story is the whole carousel thing. The carousel basically has a gate and flowers around it. It would take a bit of effort to swipe a kid off of it while it's moving. The only way to get up close is to go through the entrance where the employee is. I just don't understand how the person took the child so easily from the ride with no one noticing.

Keep in mind that the story happened almost 20 years ago. Rock Mommy said she heard it about 8 years ago and at that point the story was already about 10 years old. I'm sure Disney has had always had good security, but I'm sure it's a great deal more beefed up now than it was 20 years ago, including ride layout for maximum security/safety of children.

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Re: Re: Re: backstage is not as exciting as people think

 Mrs. Bee wrote:

 randomhero2006 wrote:

 Mrs. Bee wrote:

 Rock Mommy wrote:

lovelikesonnets post reminded me a story I heard about 8 years ago.

I was at training for my firm and we stayed at Disney. We were out in Epcot and one of the senior partners told us a story about something that happened to good friends of his about a decade prior. His friends two children were on a merry-go-round. When the ride ended, only one came off. The parents immediately started freaking and within minutes Disney security had them underground and looking at cameras. I don't know which park in which this occurred, but the park only had two entrance/exit points, so they were able to focus the parents on those two areas. The security staff did a great job at coaching the parents: "look only at the eyes - don't worry about hair or clothing". Sure enough, within a couple more minutes, they saw their child leaving the park. Apparently these sickos take the kids into bathrooms and will change the clothes, maybe cut hair, use hats, whatever....scary! What is great is that the kid was rescued and Disney was so well prepared to deal with the situation.

that story sounds like it has a few holes in it. i don't doubt that something similar could happen. but i doubt it would happen like that.

I kinda agree with you.

Disneyland has no underground tunnels, only DisneyWorld does. Well it has "underground" places but none that go under the park or anything.

If you report that your kid has been kidnapped they have what they call a "Park Lockdown" meaning they pretty much don't let anyone leave unless security is sure that is not the kid they're looking for.

When I worked there I remember hearing about it but it all happened so fast that we didn't really know what was going on. I was in stores on the West Side so it didn't concern me much anyways.

I think she was talking about Disneyworld.

The first hole in the story is the whole carousel thing. The carousel basically has a gate and flowers around it. It would take a bit of effort to swipe a kid off of it while it's moving. The only way to get up close is to go through the entrance where the employee is. I just don't understand how the person took the child so easily from the ride with no one noticing.

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Re: Re: backstage is not as exciting as people think

 randomhero2006 wrote:

 Mrs. Bee wrote:

 Rock Mommy wrote:

lovelikesonnets post reminded me a story I heard about 8 years ago.

I was at training for my firm and we stayed at Disney. We were out in Epcot and one of the senior partners told us a story about something that happened to good friends of his about a decade prior. His friends two children were on a merry-go-round. When the ride ended, only one came off. The parents immediately started freaking and within minutes Disney security had them underground and looking at cameras. I don't know which park in which this occurred, but the park only had two entrance/exit points, so they were able to focus the parents on those two areas. The security staff did a great job at coaching the parents: "look only at the eyes - don't worry about hair or clothing". Sure enough, within a couple more minutes, they saw their child leaving the park. Apparently these sickos take the kids into bathrooms and will change the clothes, maybe cut hair, use hats, whatever....scary! What is great is that the kid was rescued and Disney was so well prepared to deal with the situation.

that story sounds like it has a few holes in it. i don't doubt that something similar could happen. but i doubt it would happen like that.

I kinda agree with you.

Disneyland has no underground tunnels, only DisneyWorld does. Well it has "underground" places but none that go under the park or anything.

If you report that your kid has been kidnapped they have what they call a "Park Lockdown" meaning they pretty much don't let anyone leave unless security is sure that is not the kid they're looking for.

When I worked there I remember hearing about it but it all happened so fast that we didn't really know what was going on. I was in stores on the West Side so it didn't concern me much anyways.

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Re: Go somewhere fun.

Like Vegas or Mass.

I want my check now. I think I'm gonna use it to extend my tattoo. Or pay off some of my credit card.

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Re: Very depressing...

 ImNotYourStar wrote:

http://www.snopes.com/horrors/parental/kidnap.asp

I've been backstage at Disneyland twice. The first time we just got shown around a little bit & got to participate in this dope class where they showed us how all the animation is made. The 2nd time we just got to sit around for a good hour watching all the performers run back & forth while waiting for our set time.

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Re: Sup myths.

http://www.snopes.com/horrors/parental/kidnap.asp

I've been backstage at Disneyland twice. The first time we just got shown around a little bit & got to participate in this dope class where they showed us how all the animation is made. The 2nd time we just got to sit around for a good hour watching all the performers run back & forth while waiting for our set time.

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Re: backstage is not as exciting as people think

 Mrs. Bee wrote:

 Rock Mommy wrote:

lovelikesonnets post reminded me a story I heard about 8 years ago.

I was at training for my firm and we stayed at Disney. We were out in Epcot and one of the senior partners told us a story about something that happened to good friends of his about a decade prior. His friends two children were on a merry-go-round. When the ride ended, only one came off. The parents immediately started freaking and within minutes Disney security had them underground and looking at cameras. I don't know which park in which this occurred, but the park only had two entrance/exit points, so they were able to focus the parents on those two areas. The security staff did a great job at coaching the parents: "look only at the eyes - don't worry about hair or clothing". Sure enough, within a couple more minutes, they saw their child leaving the park. Apparently these sickos take the kids into bathrooms and will change the clothes, maybe cut hair, use hats, whatever....scary! What is great is that the kid was rescued and Disney was so well prepared to deal with the situation.

that story sounds like it has a few holes in it. i don't doubt that something similar could happen. but i doubt it would happen like that.

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Re: Re: Scary story with a happy ending

 Rock Mommy wrote:

lovelikesonnets post reminded me a story I heard about 8 years ago.

I was at training for my firm and we stayed at Disney. We were out in Epcot and one of the senior partners told us a story about something that happened to good friends of his about a decade prior. His friends two children were on a merry-go-round. When the ride ended, only one came off. The parents immediately started freaking and within minutes Disney security had them underground and looking at cameras. I don't know which park in which this occurred, but the park only had two entrance/exit points, so they were able to focus the parents on those two areas. The security staff did a great job at coaching the parents: "look only at the eyes - don't worry about hair or clothing". Sure enough, within a couple more minutes, they saw their child leaving the park. Apparently these sickos take the kids into bathrooms and will change the clothes, maybe cut hair, use hats, whatever....scary! What is great is that the kid was rescued and Disney was so well prepared to deal with the situation.

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Re: Scary story with a happy ending

lovelikesonnets post reminded me a story I heard about 8 years ago.

I was at training for my firm and we stayed at Disney. We were out in Epcot and one of the senior partners told us a story about something that happened to good friends of his about a decade prior. His friends two children were on a merry-go-round. When the ride ended, only one came off. The parents immediately started freaking and within minutes Disney security had them underground and looking at cameras. I don't know which park in which this occurred, but the park only had two entrance/exit points, so they were able to focus the parents on those two areas. The security staff did a great job at coaching the parents: "look only at the eyes - don't worry about hair or clothing". Sure enough, within a couple more minutes, they saw their child leaving the park. Apparently these sickos take the kids into bathrooms and will change the clothes, maybe cut hair, use hats, whatever....scary! What is great is that the kid was rescued and Disney was so well prepared to deal with the situation.

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Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: stimulus check

 IHeartRooney wrote:

 randomhero2006 wrote:

 Mrs. Bee wrote:

 gaeilstar wrote:

I am thinking about using my stimulus check to fly somewhere and see some rooney. where should i go?

(i was going to use it on tuition, but now they aren't even giving loans away in my state for school next year due to the credit crunch. so yes, i get to drop out of grad school)

If they have one is southern california...go to that one. and go to disneyland while you're in the area.

that's what i'd do (minus the rooney concert though.)

Disneyland is no longer magical once you've worked there for 3 years.

Once you take one step backstage all magic goes out the window.

Through much luck... I've been backstage at Disney's Hollywood Studios twice and at Epcot once. It's really cool! It makes me appreciate how much work is done to the "onstage" area to keep the magic alive. It was really interesting because its just so... plain. haha.

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Re: Disneyland backstage

 IHeartRooney wrote:

 randomhero2006 wrote:

 Mrs. Bee wrote:

 gaeilstar wrote:

I am thinking about using my stimulus check to fly somewhere and see some rooney. where should i go?

(i was going to use it on tuition, but now they aren't even giving loans away in my state for school next year due to the credit crunch. so yes, i get to drop out of grad school)

If they have one is southern california...go to that one. and go to disneyland while you're in the area.

that's what i'd do (minus the rooney concert though.)

Disneyland is no longer magical once you've worked there for 3 years.

Once you take one step backstage all magic goes out the window.

Through much luck... I've been backstage at Disney's Hollywood Studios twice and at Epcot once. It's really cool! It makes me appreciate how much work is done to the "onstage" area to keep the magic alive. It was really interesting because its just so... plain. haha.

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Re: Re: Re: stimulus check

 Mrs. Bee wrote:

 gaeilstar wrote:

I am thinking about using my stimulus check to fly somewhere and see some rooney. where should i go?

(i was going to use it on tuition, but now they aren't even giving loans away in my state for school next year due to the credit crunch. so yes, i get to drop out of grad school)

If they have one is southern california...go to that one. and go to disneyland while you're in the area.

that's what i'd do (minus the rooney concert though.)

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Re: Re: Re: Re: stimulus check

 randomhero2006 wrote:

 Mrs. Bee wrote:

 gaeilstar wrote:

I am thinking about using my stimulus check to fly somewhere and see some rooney. where should i go?

(i was going to use it on tuition, but now they aren't even giving loans away in my state for school next year due to the credit crunch. so yes, i get to drop out of grad school)

If they have one is southern california...go to that one. and go to disneyland while you're in the area.

that's what i'd do (minus the rooney concert though.)

Disneyland is no longer magical once you've worked there for 3 years.

Once you take one step backstage all magic goes out the window.

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Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: stimulus check

 Mrs. Bee wrote:

 randomhero2006 wrote:

 Mrs. Bee wrote:

 randomhero2006 wrote:

 Mrs. Bee wrote:

 gaeilstar wrote:

I am thinking about using my stimulus check to fly somewhere and see some rooney. where should i go?

(i was going to use it on tuition, but now they aren't even giving loans away in my state for school next year due to the credit crunch. so yes, i get to drop out of grad school)

If they have one is southern california...go to that one. and go to disneyland while you're in the area.

that's what i'd do (minus the rooney concert though.)

Disneyland is no longer magical once you've worked there for 3 years.

Once you take one step backstage all magic goes out the window.

i never really felt like disneyland was "magical"....probably because i was 23 the first time i went there.

i do love the place though!

I'm more partial to DCA now.

But that's probably just because there are less crowds.

I like DCA....especially California Screamin' But Disneyland has a much better atmosphere (although the crowds can suck pretty bad.)

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Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: stimulus check

 randomhero2006 wrote:

 Mrs. Bee wrote:

 randomhero2006 wrote:

 Mrs. Bee wrote:

 gaeilstar wrote:

I am thinking about using my stimulus check to fly somewhere and see some rooney. where should i go?

(i was going to use it on tuition, but now they aren't even giving loans away in my state for school next year due to the credit crunch. so yes, i get to drop out of grad school)

If they have one is southern california...go to that one. and go to disneyland while you're in the area.

that's what i'd do (minus the rooney concert though.)

Disneyland is no longer magical once you've worked there for 3 years.

Once you take one step backstage all magic goes out the window.

i never really felt like disneyland was "magical"....probably because i was 23 the first time i went there.

i do love the place though!

I'm more partial to DCA now.

But that's probably just because there are less crowds.

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Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: stimulus check

 Mrs. Bee wrote:

 randomhero2006 wrote:

 Mrs. Bee wrote:

 gaeilstar wrote:

I am thinking about using my stimulus check to fly somewhere and see some rooney. where should i go?

(i was going to use it on tuition, but now they aren't even giving loans away in my state for school next year due to the credit crunch. so yes, i get to drop out of grad school)

If they have one is southern california...go to that one. and go to disneyland while you're in the area.

that's what i'd do (minus the rooney concert though.)

Disneyland is no longer magical once you've worked there for 3 years.

Once you take one step backstage all magic goes out the window.

i never really felt like disneyland was "magical"....probably because i was 23 the first time i went there.

i do love the place though!

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Re: Re: Re: Re: stimulus check

 randomhero2006 wrote:

 Mrs. Bee wrote:

 gaeilstar wrote:

I am thinking about using my stimulus check to fly somewhere and see some rooney. where should i go?

(i was going to use it on tuition, but now they aren't even giving loans away in my state for school next year due to the credit crunch. so yes, i get to drop out of grad school)

If they have one is southern california...go to that one. and go to disneyland while you're in the area.

that's what i'd do (minus the rooney concert though.)

Disneyland is no longer magical once you've worked there for 3 years.

Once you take one step backstage all magic goes out the window.

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Re: Well

 AerosolCheese wrote:

 randomhero2006 wrote:


Disneyland is no longer magical once you've worked there for 3 years.

Once you take one step backstage all magic goes out the window.

I thought the magic dies after you interact with your first guest.

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Re: Re: Re: Re: stimulus check

 Breezle wrote:

 Poppers986 wrote:

 gaeilstar wrote:

I am thinking about using my stimulus check to fly somewhere and see some rooney. where should i go?

(i was going to use it on tuition, but now they aren't even giving loans away in my state for school next year due to the credit crunch. so yes, i get to drop out of grad school)

come see them with me and bree at the stone pony, in NJ, its going to be fun! i promise, we've got a couple of things planned and of course you could visit new york while you're here

Definitely come to the show with me and Alaleh! It will be phenomenal! It will all begin with tailgating and a day at the beach! What could be better? Plus, NY is like 30 mins away from EVERYWHERE in NJ and sooo worth the trip :-)

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Re: Re: Re: Re: stimulus check

 randomhero2006 wrote:


Disneyland is no longer magical once you've worked there for 3 years.

Once you take one step backstage all magic goes out the window.

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Re: Re: Re: stimulus check

 Mrs. Bee wrote:

 gaeilstar wrote:

I am thinking about using my stimulus check to fly somewhere and see some rooney. where should i go?

(i was going to use it on tuition, but now they aren't even giving loans away in my state for school next year due to the credit crunch. so yes, i get to drop out of grad school)

If they have one is southern california...go to that one. and go to disneyland while you're in the area.

that's what i'd do (minus the rooney concert though.)

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Re: Re: Re: stimulus check

 Poppers986 wrote:

 gaeilstar wrote:

I am thinking about using my stimulus check to fly somewhere and see some rooney. where should i go?

(i was going to use it on tuition, but now they aren't even giving loans away in my state for school next year due to the credit crunch. so yes, i get to drop out of grad school)

come see them with me and bree at the stone pony, in NJ, its going to be fun! i promise, we've got a couple of things planned and of course you could visit new york while you're here

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Re: well...

Personally, I'm going to buy something from a foreign country. Take THAT economy.

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Re: Re: stimulus check

 gaeilstar wrote:

I am thinking about using my stimulus check to fly somewhere and see some rooney. where should i go?

(i was going to use it on tuition, but now they aren't even giving loans away in my state for school next year due to the credit crunch. so yes, i get to drop out of grad school)

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Re: Re: stimulus check

 gaeilstar wrote:

I am thinking about using my stimulus check to fly somewhere and see some rooney. where should i go?

(i was going to use it on tuition, but now they aren't even giving loans away in my state for school next year due to the credit crunch. so yes, i get to drop out of grad school)

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 born_under_a_bad_sign_ wrote:

fly into rdu and come with me to the carrboro show. maybe we can even get in free.